1829 Blowing Rock Blvd. • US
1829 Blowing Rock Blvd. • US
Excellent opportunity to lease a newly constructed ±6,000 SF industrial warehouse building situated on ±5.95 acres along the highly visible US 321/Blowing Rock Boulevard corridor. The building features four oversized bay doors and a flexible configuration suited for a variety of industrial, service, warehouse, trades, or commercial users. The expansive site provides significant operational flexibility, and the Landlord is willing to create additional outdoor storage to accommodate tenant needs; a highly desirable feature for contractors, equipment users, building suppliers, and other businesses requiring secure yard or material storage.
Category: (none) • Posted On: 10-26-2026 • Last Updated: 8 hours ago
Building
In City Limits
Sub-dividable
Expandable
Land
Build To Suit
Shovel-Ready
Industrial Park
Business Park
100-Year Flood Plain
Phase 1 Environmental Audit Complete
Water
Sewer
Electric
Natural Gas
High Speed Telecom
Nearest Airport: 20 miles
Truck Doors/Docks: Yes
Nearest Highway: 25 miles
Lease Rate: $5,250
Sq. Ft.: 6,000 - 6,000
Acres: 5.95 - 5.95
James Milner
(828) 379-8750
Appalachian Commercial Real Estate
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